New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
THE PLUGS HAVE THEIR DAY.
COMMON srocK AHEAD AT sHEEPsHEAD.

n w.s n day of disasters at sheepshesd Bay ana
~. most Gorgeous castles In Spain came tumbnng
Town. Every favorite except Eolaa was dsfeatoo'
and the bookmakors took rich revenge for tner losses
NJ the dsy before Tho surcst thtngs proved most
disappointing Public form and turf judgment were
cast TO the winds. Racing weeds and refuse brought
low i'm the dust the pride and the pets of great sta
blee Les Angeles routed by the unknown Ban.
dusia; Terra Gotta could not catch the worthless
Rosewood, and volante had to yield to the selling
platter Lecx One fine racer besides Eoan won'
Kaloolah was not expected to start in the Omn'um
Handicap until the afternoon But when her owner
and trainer found that the field would DO SMALL they
decided to start her, and she won 80 easily Win no
highest weight to rank her among the best horsos
In training. What horse can now beat her ~ "0e"'
for age while Hanover is out of gearf
Barring Eollan and Kalooloh' 1t was mercnos'
massacre of good horses by common cattle Both
starter and Jockey wero In fault for the deieat OK
Los Angeles. 1t becomes palmer every oay .nae
Isaac Murphy's skill as jockey has peen as inuon
overrafcd as has VolaDte's quality as racehorso.
He mIebt still shine star on the circus dump at
Onehundred and elghth-st but he cannot be classeo
with Mclaughlin He almost always bungies at inc
start of short race and loses lot Of ground, and no
seems to have lost his judgment of the right time 10
calf on bis mount. But Garrison's riding OF Terra
Gotta was as poor piece OF WORK as was hufPhys
handling OF Los Angeles.
The weather was delightful, the music agreeable,
the management popular, and excitement abounded
But 1t was not happy crowd The losses were too
heavy.
The first race was an exercise gallop for Eolian.
But Cleaners failure to beat Jennie B. for second
place was astounding. He was last throughout, and
oven Mclaughlin could do nothing with him. Car
rison let Jennie b. lead to the frong, when he gave
Eoan his head for few strides and he shot by tho
marc
In tho Bellies Stakes Mr.. Caldwell gave the two
light Weights Luminary and BaDdusia big lead
II Mclaughlin had been on Los Angeles, Mr. Baldwin
would have carried of the Bellies Stakes without
bit of trouble Isaac Murphy is slow. careless
facNay at he n0St
bcnsiby reckless in dropping the flag when the heavily
weighted favorite QOs Angeles carried lIo pounds,
as correctly printed In The TRIBUNE and other papers
yesterday. and not 10S the official programme
Incorrectly had III, was far behind Luminary and
Bandusa and Rita r. the second choice in the betting
and fast fly hopelessly out OF the race, she
was SO much In the rear. Mr.. Caldwell does much
brilliant starting that such stupid plumbers as these
seem the annoying When he can land does
generality start well, why does he sometimes start
badly
Bandusia soon passed Luminary and led for half
mile when Church took gentle pull on her as she
rounded the curve to the homestretch, and Los An
gees took the lead. After she was fairly straight
for home Church suddenly called Bandusia and
rode her hard With her light weight she dashed by
forced to whip and ride With all his power, but tho
SO much that all MurpLy's efforts could quito
come Bandusias advantage II there bad been few
as Los Angeles was gaining and Bandusia was tiring
but the Cassatt FLY got the race By, neck Los
length before My own.
Tfis was Bandisia's first bow to the public. She
out Of Ulse and was bred BY Mr. cassatt at his farm
d hss won sG ma race S %"u but
Mr. Caldwell's careessness and Isaac Murphy's ex
The Omnium Handicap thought by nearly all
owners and trainers sure for sa1ony Dry Monopoie
Rosalind withdrawn, most Of them because their
owners no chance OF beating Saxony on his Twin
ply decided to start Kaioola6 when they found the
field would be small although she had with her pen
Ing weight Of lie pounds. Not much money was
put her, and In fact no horse was supported with
that saxony had bad nigh iorefoot with big crack
in It. saxony got of last. but rushed far into the
putting second place and Kaloolah was last On tho
o and hT m S
speed The others caught him at the head Of w the
Win wonderful speed and won Sy length while the
clubhouse by getting home half length before Sax
In tho fourth race the favorite Terra Gotta showed
speed and ability emo gh bui was sacrificed by Car
sad Of twenty lengths on sSe and
expected to mako 1t all up In the homestrech When
ns sa that he sssa keep
him straight and the horse ran to the outside Of the
rest beaten of Terra Gotta is no mean colt He
escc speed "a s' lie nsh Il. '1 the
whole field except Rosewood, and would surely have
st his steady rating gait Instead Of Keeping him
never have sot too far away to be caught
and furious t was the plunge on yOa amt after
Gotta. But wa, Ky water TIE GIVE was made
and 'na s Rs0f Hs Se
horse iathored profusely and was very soft IeeI
%on The Selling 'hs way Monday He
horse the stage with John Murphy last winter He
Jon At the entry price~si, 7oo~a wouldbe purchaser
wanted the bandages removed so that he could
made 1 sharp trick that The next 1 day NJ Ieisa
Another outsider. MOllie Mccarthy's Last won the
race on the grass
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS SEVEN
Mcmahon d CARR sons br. Eolian, by Eous. CaIash
"a. Morris. Dr. l. jennie b., 4, lis. ~ itensl1}
Hayden Barrys CHI Gl.ansS aged 10 tMcLaushnj
Betting to vin-Eolian 50 to 100 Cleaner stol Jennie B.
Bs.tng for place-EOlisn none Cleaner g. Jennie B.
Tsec !. ss % g $50 eleanor SIS Jennie
~ sass ss 10 the ss
srode her without effort and won under pull by
sSa not ss rum a. all 'Hf'H ana VINO
SECOND RAcg-BELIHs STAKES. Two-YEAR.OID Fill,
LIES $50 EACH. 81, 900 ADDED SPECIAL wEIcnTs
A. J. cassatrs CHI f. Bandusa BY Bend or.ulss 100 70
Ell: Baldwin: 10: Angeles. Murphy
wv &s1ss.: o. t.y ss S. no. iS:
h W. Wsldeps b. T. ON aha .(Mc ehIn) o
DAILY Cosb Lumlnary; 100 GEAR loa)... (Mccarhyi
%i;S.,! e a. s'. Sy * KING
A. Bcinonrs b. T. Belinda lis INV Dsnohns}
+ sol hasc. ~ Fiia csst 49,.
nme-lsl0L
Betting 70 wn.los AnEsles 70 10 Rita r. to Omaha
8to Belinda IL to J. Maxim lilly 10 10 Ny Own 20
Fleurete 20 70 Luninary 20 TO Ceoia 80 to Nsva 80
70 ], Bsndusia 80 TO ]. Daylight 90 TO
s: fer g s ~ %ah.
Lumnary to Ois ola 10 to Nsva 10
]. Bandusia 10 10 J. Daylight 10 t. !.
e307 gu.
Iahta Pseress and Pee.weep withdrawn After con-